Round the World Insurance

AK74 · Mar 30th, 2005, 23:54

Hi, can anyone give me any ideas on the best and cheapest form of insurance to get. No expecting to do any dangerous activities, i.e. bungi jumping or wrestling crocodiles, however I might embark on a white water raft if possible. Would like to hear all of your insurance stories and good ideas.

Shiver me Timbers · Mar 31st, 2005, 00:42

Hi ak72 2,

Have a look at World Nomads , they specialise in RTW travel, and you can get a quote on their web-page. Highly recommended.

AK74 · Mar 31st, 2005, 01:12

Not a bad little site thanks , i got a quote of £282 with an i pod and dig camera included for the year ,i will also be consulting sta travel when i buy my tickets ,come to think of it do you know any cheaper places for r t w tickets other than s t a.;

04274108 · Mar 31st, 2005, 01:52

Check your credit card. With my credit card, I get 1 month of out-of-country emergency health coverage for free. I doubt any credit card would be so extensive to provide insurance for an unlimited period of travel but you should still check to see what your credit card offers. Some places may not recognize a foreign health plan but I'm sure many would recognize a VISA or MC symbol.

Mar 30th, 2005, 23:54	#1
AK74 Ken Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Birkenhead, England Posts: 66	Round the World Insurance Hi, can anyone give me any ideas on the best and cheapest form of insurance to get. No expecting to do any dangerous activities, i.e. bungi jumping or wrestling crocodiles, however I might embark on a white water raft if possible. Would like to hear all of your insurance stories and good ideas.

Mar 31st, 2005, 00:42	#2
Shiver me Timbers Colder than a well digger's ass Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: North Atlantic Posts: 1,663	Hi ak72 2, Have a look at World Nomads , they specialise in RTW travel, and you can get a quote on their web-page. Highly recommended. __________________ Europe to India Overland / Andaman's Tips / Pakistan Tips / Flickr Photos / IM Photos

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Mar 31st, 2005, 01:12	#3
AK74 Ken Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Birkenhead, England Posts: 66	Not a bad little site thanks , i got a quote of £282 with an i pod and dig camera included for the year ,i will also be consulting sta travel when i buy my tickets ,come to think of it do you know any cheaper places for r t w tickets other than s t a.;

Mar 31st, 2005, 01:52	#4
04274108 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Earth Posts: 294	Check your credit card. With my credit card, I get 1 month of out-of-country emergency health coverage for free. I doubt any credit card would be so extensive to provide insurance for an unlimited period of travel but you should still check to see what your credit card offers. Some places may not recognize a foreign health plan but I'm sure many would recognize a VISA or MC symbol.

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